florida. certainly florida has had a much better rollout. and, again, comes to these democrat vs. republican leadership. i just think that what you are seeing governor desantis do is much better. will: i will say, this ainsley. i was itching to get in on this being, one, because it's obvious exposure who is a success and who is a failure. it also just seems to fit into the same story line of here we

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you are musk are going to move out of places like california into places like texas places like florida florida is seen in a mass influx of. people from new york and along the east coast who are sick and tired of not being able to sit down in a restaurant and they're getting to those places and what were important things if you are in the mood to start a business right now and you're looking for cheap space to rent or landlords who are willing to do more for you now is a pretty good time to do it you've got a lot of inspired landlords who are willing to do a lot for you is what i'm hearing in terms of helping you with with costs of taking you know 1000000 dollar projects and giving back half a 1000000 in terms of making your your space nice because they're so desperate to have tenants around so you know that sometimes there's opportunity when you have moments like this and i think for some people it him yeah absolutely and it is interesting to see how you're sort of seeing that move towards states that don't have a state income tax or that are more willing to work with some of these companies w

florida. republicans in florida will tell you it is as they deal with effects of climate change. bill, thank you so much. kaitlan, thank you to you as well. >>> it is the top of the hour. i'm brianna keilar and as we are getting new details from the biden administration today on its plan to tackle the pandemic, just moments ago we saw the white house press sent saying that they are recommitted to reopening schools nationwide. >> that's going to require testing materials, support for contact tracing, vaccinations for teachers and ensuring equitably provided but our cdc director and team will be looking into putting together specific guidelines so there can be clarity on that front. >> we also heard from the new cdc director in the administration's first coronavirus briefing today, and from the start it was a stark difference from the trump white house. it was held by a videoconference instead of in-person and doctor rochelle walensky shared data showing vaccines are not causing widespread allergic reactions. >> based on our most recent data we were found there were 2.1 cases of an

. ♪♪ the state of florida is teeming with refugees from the northeast clean tierney and mismanagement that they are not the only ones in florida. florida. big snakes slithering their way to the everglades and messing with the food chain. how does the state of florida plan to restore balance to its front ecosystem? one and has thought a lot abouty this and has an interesting idea. he is a i trapper known as the python cowboy. we are happy to have him on. thanks so much for coming on. what is your plan to deal with the overabundance of pythons. >> it's really not just my plan. a lotll of people involved witht and we need to hunt and remove them. the state right p now has different programs to do that but we need more help. we need the general public involved and we are doing everything we can to incentivize that. tucker: one of the core ethical precepts, eat what you kill, do you eat python? >> absolutely. if i don't eat it, i make use of it. you can only eat so much stake. anything i don't eat myself, i feed to my wildlife rescues and livestock i have. tucker: i mean, i've heard it taste like chicken so not even going to ask but how dan

at doihaveprediabetes.org speak to the state of florida is teeming with refugees from the northeast, but they are not the only ones in florida. florida's does the state of florida plan to restore balance. one man thought about this and a great idea. his name is mike and he's a trapper, known as the python cowboy and glad to have him on tonight. thank you so much for coming t . what's your plan to deal with the overabundance of pythons in florida? >> well, it's really not just my plan. a lot of people are involved with it. we need to hunt and we need to remove them. the state right now has different programs to do that. but we need more help. we need the general public involved, and you know, we're doing everything we can to try to incentivize that. >> tucker: one of the core ethical presets of hunting is that you kill. do you eat python? >> yes, sir, absolutely. if i don't eat it i make use of it. you can only eat so much snakes out, anything i don't eat myself i feed to my different wildlife rescues. the livestock that i have. >> tucker: i mean, it goes without saying i'm not even going to ask you about how hard is it to hunt the pyth

florida, good morning to you. >> caller: good morning. i have one thing i would like to say that she keeps talking about the science and everything. why don't you look in florida? florida been open all year long. the schools, our whole state is open for business, restaurants everything and if you look at the other states it's almost like it's all been political the whole time. as far as dr. fauci i don't believe anything he says anymore because he's been all over the map and on the climate change stuff -- is going going to leave it there ned. becky pringle you can respond to the education question. >> guest: florida's the hotspot for those very reasons. grad i have wanted too say this, over 429,000 in power way higher americans have died to codes of this virus. families have lost loved ones and unfortunately in horrible conditions where they can't u en say goodbye. this is real. this is real. millions and millions of people have been in fact did and we know thousands and thousands will die if we do not gain control of this virus and that's exactly what president biden said he would do before he took office and we can see by everything he has done since for a week is fo

. >> tucker: the state of florida is teeming with refugees from the northeast fleeing tyranny and mismanagement. if they are not the only ones in florida. floridahons. big snakes slithering their ways to the everglades and to messing with the food chain. how does the state of florida plan to restore balance to the ecosystem? he has a really interesting idea, his name is mike kimball, he's a trapper known as the python cowboy. we are happy to have them on tonight. thank you so much for coming on, what is your plan to deal with the overabundance of pythons in florida? >> well, it's really not just my plan. a lot of people are involved with it, and we need to hunt and we need to remove them. the state right now has different programs to do that, but we need more help. we need the general public involved, and we are doing everything we can to try to incentivize that. sp1 one of -- what are the core ethical precepts as you eat what you kill. it do eat high conquest of mexico absolutely. if i don't eat it, i make use of it. you can only eat so much snake. everything i don't eat myself i feed to my wildlife rescues and the livestock i have. >> goes wi

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florida during the blm riots? how many cities do you have in florida that are empty husks that are ghost towns, shells, like say camden, new jersey, or five other cities in jersey buried do have a lot of that in the state of florida>> no, we are doing very well. economically, obviously our tourism industry has gotten hit. that's recovering. home sails are up i think 22% year-over-year. people have opportunities in florida, they are seeing that. they're coming here for greener pastures and yes, we take law and order very seriously, we want to protect our citizens safety, we are honestly not going to tolerate a minneapolis type situation. when i was going on the summer i had the national guard on standby, we were working with our localities in the state of florida and you didn't see, hear what you saw there. >> tucker: do you think you'd get fair treatment from cnn if your brother had a prime time show on that channel? >> [laughs] well -- every day would be christmas but i think it's very clear some of these networks obviously, they have agendas. they are doing narratives. they are not trying to report facts anymore. it's all about spinning whatever narrative they think can get ratings and that's just the reality o

florida. caller: good morning. i have one thing i would like to say. she keeps talking about following the science. look at florida. florida has been open all year long. our whole state is open for business. restaurants, everything. you look at the other states. it is always like it is all been political the whole time. as far as dr. fauci, i don't believe anything he says anymore. he has been all over the map. on the climate change stuff -- host: becky pringle, you can respond to the education,. -- comment. guest: florida is a hotspot for this very reason. i wanted to say this. overover 429,000, probably high, americans have died because of this virus. families have lost loved ones and unfortunately in horrible situations. this is real. this is real joy millions of people have been infected -- this is real. millions of people have infected and we know more will die if we do not get control of his drivers. that is exactly what president biden said he would do before he took office and we can see by everything he has done since for a week, he is focusing on getting control of the virus. that is what we are asking for and th

florida. >> florida governor ron desantis has blasted part of the presence -- the president's covid plan, specifically saying fema camps are not necessary in florida. has or will the president be reaching out to ron desantis? what is his reaction to comments like these? ms. psaki: the president is a pretty even keeled guy so i would say he doesn't have much of a reaction other than he wants to ensure that the vaccine is distributed to people across the country, including of course the millions of people living in florida. we are data first, facts first here, so i will note they have only distributed about 50% of the vaccines they have been given in florida. so clearly, they have a good deal of the vaccine and that supply will need to increase as they are able to effectively reach people across the state, but part of the challenge, as we were talking about, is not just having the supply. that is pivotal but also having vaccinators and having vaccine distribution places and doing it in a way that is reaching people where they are, and meeting local communities. the president will be focused on that in a bipartisan manner regardless of what any elect

florida. >> florida governor ron desantis has blasted part of the presence -- the president's covid plan, specifically saying fema camps are not necessary in florida. has or will the president be reaching out to ron desantis? what is his reaction to comments like these? ms. psaki: the president is a pretty even keeled guy so i would say he doesn't have much of a reaction other than he wants to ensure that the vaccine is distributed to people across the country, including of course the millions of people living in florida. we are data first, facts first here, so i will note they have only distributed about 50% of the vaccines they have been given in florida. so clearly, they have a good deal of the vaccine and that supply will need to increase as they are able to effectively reach people across the state, but part of the challenge, as we were talking about, is not just having the supply. that is pivotal but also having vaccinators and having vaccine distribution places and doing it in a way that is reaching people where they are, and meeting local communities. the president will be focused on that in a bipartisan manner regardless of what any elect

a third case of the more contagious strain of covid-19 from the uk discovered in florida. floridaealth officials say the person infected is a man in his 20s with no history of travel. as nationwide hospitalizations and deaths due to covid-19 are setting grim milestones regularly. many worrying that the pace of vaccinations is not fast enough to get a handle on the worsening pandemic. dr. anthony fauci telling nbc -- >> there has to be a lot more effort in the sense of resources for the locals, namely the states, the cities, the counties. >> reporter: only 2.7 million vaccinations recorded, far short from the initial goal of 20 million by the end of the year. right now ohio, kansas, mississippi and georgia have the lowest vaccination rates in the country. >> many parts of rural georgia, both in the north and south, there's vaccine available and literally sitting in freezers. that's unacceptable. we have lives to save. >> reporter: in wisconsin, a pharmacist accused of deliberately ruining 570 doses of the vaccine has been arrested. the fbi and fda investigating the fired health wor

is begging for that wall for so long. 400 miles, taking i-95 from florida to north carolina that is the tremendous success this floridais trump's vanity, waste of money this is america's wall. this is the border patrol's wall. it wasn't a waste of money. "washington post" in editorial saying illegal immigration is going up, wall is being built, what is going on waste of money? illegal immigration is going up because of biden effect. what "the washington post" article is saying illegal immigration is going up where there isn't a wall. so the wall is working exactly where it. it follows people so border patrol can catch them. less gotaways and drugs. elizabeth: we've got this, joe biden will say he will have the justice department investigate trump separation of family with the children promise. that is the zero tolerance policy. we understand that policy was around since 2001. but the trump administration is being accused of being way more aggressive than other administrations in separating families. your reaction to that? >> well i was part of that trump administration way more aggressive saving lives. that policy was

florida because of a medical emergency. he was the only member of south florida's delegation, florida's republican delegation, that one particularn interview with to talk about what happened. do you know anything more about, first of all, whether the congressman is okay, and second will you, what florida's delegation is preparing to do in response to this? >> i don't know about his condition. i've read reports that he has kidney stones and that's why he was not able to attend the interview. i thought it was unfortunate that some members of congress voted not to ratify the election results. and unfortunately, that is a decision they'll have to make and a decision they've made and they'll have to deal with it in terms of consequences. >> mayor francis suarez, the mayor of my beloved florida. we appreciate you taking time. thank you. >> thank you. >>> there's so much to say about what went down at the capitol this week and you have been saying it. we'll share a few more of your thoughts before we go. w more ofr thoughts before we go. car insurance so you only pay for what you need? really? i didn't-- aah! ok. i'm on vibrate. aaah!

i'm in a state that has opened up for business right now, that is florida. floridas high case loads as new york does. what the governor here has proven and this is why i disagree with you, you have really good governors like ron desantis that dealt with this crisis that has not perilized their businesses. why can't they do that in california and new york and illinois? >> it's not true. look at the economic facts on the grown. airlines are shut down not because some governor said you can't fly but because people are afraid they'll get the disease. people are not taking cruises, they're not going to the gym, not going to sports. it's not because of lockdowns. it's because of the virus. so we've got to put a priority on the virus. this isn't exclusive to blue states. look at the economies in red state america. many of those are the hardest hit states by the disease and their economies have slowed just as much as -- >> bill: he's talked about a trillion dollar infrastructure bill as well. is this his first crack and best crack at getting a big bill through, steve? thing

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florida. asking taxpayers to bail out failed politicians in liberal states like new york and illinois and save them from their own bad decisions isn't fair to the taxpayers in fiscally responsible states like florida. after all, many florida taxpayers left new york because of cuomo's tax policy. it makes no sense. congress has already allocated more than $4.5 trillion to address this crisis. think about it. we just passed a nearly $1 trillion relief package four weeks ago. mr. president, this is all borrowed money. the federal government doesn't have savings for a rainy day and we still don't know how much money is unspent from the previous coronavirus relief packages. how can we possibly justify l spending more money right now? we don't even know what we might need to spend money on. for states like california, we know they don't need it. california's tax revenues for this fiscal year is running $9.9 billion or 18% above projections. personal income tax revenue in october was $1 billion, 15% higher than in the previous october. and sales taxes were up 9.2%. the last four months overall revenue in california exceeded spring forecasts and even 2019 collections but that hasn't kept government newsom and budded dis in -- bud

florida florida being a key swing state but this is all about causing problems for joe biden one republican said to me the idea was that they would set as many fires as possible so that he couldn't get to his agenda he was too busy dealing with the aftermath of the final days of the job by of the donald trump administration trump of course heading off to the border he's heading to iowa more in texas the whole intention is to say look wasn't my immigration policy a big success we've built a huge chunk of the wall actually built 600 kilometers or so when he promised more than 3000 but this is the 1st time we will see the president in public of course since wednesday and that rally on the mall all right thanks so much alan fischer there. let's bring you up to date on where these moves against trump currently stand then how they could play out while as mentioned rushed moves to impeach him while he's still in office and moving ahead a vote on that is scheduled for wednesday as allen explained it's likely to pass the democrat controlled house but it then goes to the senate where a 2 thirds vote is needed for a conviction and if that happens there would be a vote to bartram from running for public office again if he is removed trump stands to lose no ray of post-presidential perks that includes a $219000.00 yearly pension office space and staff and access to health care benefits another option is impeaching him after he leaves the white house as alan pointed out that's when democrats will have a narrow majority in the senate but 16 republican votes would still be needed a resolution urging vice president mike pence to invoke the 25th amendment that forcibly remove the president has also been introduced let's bring in daniel freeman former counsel and parliamentarian on the house judiciary committee is also a fellow at the american university in washington d.c. mr freeman joins us from chevy chase maryland good to have you with us so let's see if we could break this down step by step and talk about the process of impeachment it kicks off with the house of representatives having to vote right there they only need a simple majority done deal that's correct. so if that's the case and they get it through the house of representatives that they expect the real problem then starts with the senate to talk us through what happens there. well after that house agrees to the resolution of impeachment by a majority vote then physically what happens is members of the house who are named managers walk through that door that you saw police officers with guns. the other day they walk through to the senate and they present the articles of impeachment to the senate and the senate is under some restrictions about how quickly it needs to go fairly quickly the question is do the you want to proceed to an actual trial if you know that you do not have the votes. the question is what is the purpose of having a trial so it would be up to the majority leader who will be mitch mcconnell until january 20th and then on january 21st vice president harris would be able to break a tie in this case it's still vice president pence so fortunately fortunately there are some options but mostly it boils down to do you have the political will to proceed to an impeachment for a an executive officer who is no longer in power. and the the other side of the argument is that. people will want this president to be called to test for the. at the meeting that he had of the requirements that he had on that wednesday. so letting him get off scot free is anathema to many people all right so even if you know of the other just to clarify even if this i mean it seems pretty clear that this is not going to happen before the 20th in terms of the senate trial mitch mcconnell i think is made that very clear so even if the democrats have the votes to make sure a trial happens that doesn't mean donald trump will actually gets. the impeachment up held by senate right correct i mean he would he would as a tomorrow afternoon he will have been impeached for the 2nd time and they had pitchman under the rules is the action of the hell so it's analogous to. an indictment by the grand jury but the senate has complete control about how to do it . and they they can if they don't have the votes to proceed then it's not going to happen then the question is after january 20th is there the political will to proceed against their own president who is no longer in office even if he's only in people trying to. explain this to our viewers he would have been impeached twice are there any implications ramifications are on him for having been impeached twice by the house of representatives what kind of limitation to that place on. well it's never happened before that there been 2 impeachment of the same individual. but that being said the former impeachment has no effect there is no double jeopardy clause or anything similar to that so being impeached is what we lawyers call should be generous it's unusual it's an individual happening but it has no real effect except for people who are writing history especially if the president will not be convicted of either attempts. interesting so it sounds like he could still run again for office it's going to be interesting to see how the future plays out thank you so much daniel freeman thank you play more still ahead on the news hour including questions about the timing of a sudden and sweeping coronavirus state of emergency declaration in malaysia. and arrest warrants issued in connection with the august explosion in lebanon that killed more than $200.00 people in beirut and cause more than $200000000000.00 in damage. and the start of the formula one season has been delayed details of that coming up in sport with peter. divers in indonesia have recovered one of the black boxes from a passenger plane that crashed into the ocean with 62 people on board the one they found is the flight data recorder that logs information like instrument readings engine performance and altitude a cockpit voice recorder of tapes the pilots is still in the sea though the boeing 737500 crash shortly after takeoff from jakarta on saturday. jessica washington joins us now live from jakarta so where does the investigation stand this point having discovered at least the flight data recorder jessica. and so i mean this is regarded as a major breakthrough for this investigation this search of the job to see the recovery of the flight data recorder authorities hope that this will aid in their investigation of what happened as jay 182 in also discovered today which underwater beacons that these bacons would ordinarily be attached to the black boxes what that means is that these bacons are no longer touch those boxes and as authorities continue the search for the cockpit voice recorder they won't be able to use those beacons for assistance authorities here however say they're confident that the cockpit voice recorder should be found soon they believe it would be in the vicinity of where they found the flight data recorder in terms of what this means for the investigation the flight data recorder has been handed over here. to the transport safety commission that commission is conducting the investigation into what happened on board the flight the commission has released some interim early findings they say they are confident that the plane was fully intact when it entered the java sea as far as this investigation investigative process they say it will take them $2.00 to $5.00 days just to download the data from the flight recording from the flight data recorders so it is expected to be a lengthy process but it everyone here is the relatives of those on board flight s.j. 182 are keenly waiting for answers. thanks so much from jakarta. malaysia's king has declared a state of emergency the request of the country's embattled prime minister seen says additional powers are needed to stop a surge in 19 cases the country is reporting almost 2 and a half 1000 new infections every day but critics say it's an attempt by an unstable government to cling to power florence louis reports. the emergency declaration comes just a day after the prime minister announced tighter restrictions for 5 states and the federal territories including the capital kuala lumpur a 3rd wave of corona virus infections have shown no signs of slowing down the government says the health care system is near breaking point in a televised speech on tuesday prime minister meeting yassin sought to reassure the public. let me assure you that the civilian government will continue to function. the emergency proclaim by the young people is not a military call and curfew will not be in force king sort of dulles or down ahmed shah had an october project at wieden spring quest to declare an emergency deeming existing laws sufficient to curb the spread of the corona virus since then the number of cases has increased 5 fold but not everyone views the emergency as a necessary tool for slowing the virus to declaring burgess yet this period would perhaps. addition old and damage fighting ballyhooed the 8 so a lot of people are number one in its belief or what it decrees and of the emergency and number one would look forward to learning more heroes as the hardness they were rights would be for the. parliament and state assembly sittings will not continue and all elections are suspended civil rights activists say they are concerned that the government will now avoid parliamentary scrutiny the prime minister says the period of emergency will give the country much needed calm and stability weeden yassin has been facing a leadership challenge for months he holds a very thin majority in parliament and the largest party in his ruling coalition the united lays national organization has threatened several times to withdraw support to force an early general election. a general election is not due till 2023. the prime minister has promised that polls will be held once it's deemed safe to do so florence 3 al-jazeera kuala lumpur. india supreme court to halt the implementation of controversial new agricultural laws farmers have been blocking roads and protesting around the capital since november they say the changes will undercut prices the government says the agriculture sector is long overdue for reforms. for those of us toronto has more from gaza for border crossing. the supreme court has said that it says a lot and implementation of these laws and until further orders on this so much opposition to them and also forming it had nothing to assess the situation have around the laws and the protests against them the court said that its own on the committee because the government hasn't been able to resolve the situation hold said it's extremely disappointed and the governments are handling of the protests and while farmers hear how welcome the court's strong rebuke of the government they are here to rating bed i'm on the government of the fields of the brief laws and say that suspending the implementation as international they're also reluctant to take part in any committee because they say they'll be not hoshi ating with the government for weeks now and there's been no result from that now the government meanwhile has told the court you that these laws were do not result of 2 decades of deliberations that they didn't push them through the farmers are happy with the laws because it gives them more trim that they have been engaging with farmers the court listen to all of those them who are on the farmers of all options to take part in the commission and for that anyone who doesn't genuinely interested in result in this problem that that has hundreds of thousands of families protesting on their lives highways times of farmers have died camping out from the coal that anyone has to solve the problem will appear before our committee which will be a summit this report to the court the supreme court of the alternative for farmers this approach has to end definitely yes. german media is reporting that chancellor angela merkel sees the coronavirus lockdown continuing until april the country's experiencing a surge in cases almost $13000.00 the last 24 hours with almost $900.00 deaths a visit to a crime authority in the eastern state of saxony provides a bleak illustration of the death toll the director of the facility says it's struggling to cope with the sheer number of bodies performing more than 3 times the usual number of cremains sions like dollars for tori amos for as you can see the caskets are not only stacked one by one but 3 high even here in the memorial hall restoring many of the deceased were using all the space we have from the quantity you can see that there is simply an improbably high mortality coronavirus is real more on this let's cross over to berlin where you can find dominic kane so dominic what kind of stricter restrictions are authorities contemplating as they head into easter. the thing to say here 1st of all is that angle americal was speaking to an internal group of her own party have parliamentary party as it were and her quote is that she believes that if the german authorities are not able to contain the variant of the corona virus that was 1st identified in britain here in germany then she fears a 10 fold increase in the number of new infections and that in order to combat that that she sees it's quite possible that the restrictions in place on pretty much everybody in germany right now could be extended right through till just before easter which falls the start of april this year that in addition to that which obviously is something that many people will be concerned about this double possibility a that the mutant variation variant is starting to spread and secondly this lockdown being continued so far into 2021 you then have a key ally of hers in the state of bavaria the prime minister there mark is a christian social union a conservative politician saying that now there has to be a much stronger and stricter application of the requirement to wear masks you know says a surgical masks are no longer sufficient that people should now be wearing the f f p 2 masks ones which provide which have a filter in the masks and therefore offer a degree more protection and underlying all of this is what we were hearing there from that undertaker in mice and from east it from the former east germany saying that the bodies are starting to pile up we know that over the course of several of the last of the last days of the of this week several days we've seen death tolls of a 1000 today's 891 it all adds up to a real surge in the number of new infections but also deaths and that is what is informing the perspective we're hearing from angela merkel and from her ally in bavaria marcus. that was dominic cain there from berlin. the european commission president is urging health ministers from eve member states to stick to a joint strategy on coronavirus vaccines the e.u. is negotiating contracts with vaccine developers as a block but some members may be breaking away to make their own deals with suppliers europe's lead negotiator for vaccine contracts is briefing m.b.p.s. on the latest developments police in the u.k. will be getting tougher on lockdown rule breakers there london's police chief says people who breach restrictions will be more likely to be fined and the policing minister hasn't ruled out stricter measures either infections are rising sharply in the u.k. the office of national statistics says there are more than $90000.00 excess deaths last year that's the highest since world war 2 paul brennan has more from london. well kit malthouse the crime of policing minister has been doing the rounds of the broadcast studios this morning and outlining the fact that from his point of view the government is particularly reluctant to toughen up the rules that said he admitted that the government is in his words on tenterhooks watching the data and realizing that if the data continues in the direction that it's going then something tougher is going to have to be introduced figures from last night show that 32000 people are currently hospitalized just in england alone with coronavirus on the important thing to compare is the peak of the pandemic in april 2020 just 18000 were hospitalized at that time so you can see there's a big difference there the issue is philosophical in many ways the conservatives don't particularly want to have to tighten the restrictions if they don't have to they are the party of of freedom in many respects but that said the advice from the medics and from the scientists is weighing heavy on the shoulders an international arrest warrant has just been issued over the explosion that destroyed large parts of beirut in august lebanese police are seeking the captain and owner of the ship that brought highly explosive ammonium nitrate to beirut or in 2013 it was stored improperly in a warehouse until. it's stored improperly there until erupting last year more than 200 people died in the explosion thousands of others were injured many more were left homeless let's go live now to zain a hoarder in beirut so just explain this one to us saying because they're seeking the captain of the ship what about the people who stored it there for so many years . it's a question many lebanese are asking the authorities they have little faith in the investigation so far the interpol now heeding 11 aunts request to arrest these 3 men the owner the captain of the ship as well as a portuguese nitrate trader who visited the warehouse where a nearly 3000 tons of ammonium nitrate was stored to of for many years if i just get out of the way that warehouse was very close to the silos and as you can see nothing is left so many and so he is responsible for bringing this highly explosive material to lebanon on that ship sir sail from georgia it was on its way to mozambique it made an unscheduled stop in beirut why this is a question that has not been answered media reports suggest that the owner of the ship wanted to make some money and he wanted to take heavy machinery from lebanon but the ship was not able to carry it at the end he was not able to pay for it fees and the ship was impounded in fact at some coffee with coast in 2018 nearly $3000.00 tons of ammonium nitrate and safely stored in a warehouse apparently caught fire think of the blast so will these men not be arrested for judicial officials to question them and levanon at the end this is a non binding arrest notice this is not an arrest warrant but then arrest notice. or i will leave it there thanks so much. it's time for the weather service and. hello the weather slushy fog in try a cross the middle east but a change is on its way we have seen some flooding recently just around that western side of saudi arabia little puff of clouds there some heavy rainfall in and around mecca further north there will be some heavy rain pushing towards the events over the next day or 2 some make the most of that $24.00 that we have in beirut increasing wind and rain will set in through cyprus through turkey pushing for a switch some really heavy downpours could lead to some localized flooding some stormy weather coming in here than just the maintains the beirut for damascus as well that rain sleet and snow push its way across syria lebanon jordan down into israel into the palestinian territories iraq sinks in what's the weather to the northern parts of saudi arabia south of that is generally fine and dry as is the case too across much of east africa just around somalia a good parts of ethiopia plenty of showers into the rift valley as per usual some heavy downpours coming through here and you can follow those heavy showers into central parts of southern africa and all the way down towards the south actually increasing cloud still much in evidence there across that eastern side of namibia some very wet weather coming into a good part of south africa this week. still ahead on al-jazeera breaking point a desperate plea from health care workers in mexico for people to take precautions as the coronavirus case is rage across the country the home of popular ugandan presidential candidates and saying. raided by the minute tree and they. expect to lose more than a $1000000000.00 because of the pandemic that's coming up with peter in the school . gate calm and make sure you're not hyping the situation be part of the debate my main characters are women when no topic is off the table there was in the last allow child marriage to happen legally easter basically archaic walls they are often legitimize and legalize pedophiles. online jump into the car and. this street on out is there a. frank assessment you've got colleagues on the ground in the canaries what is the situation there's only one doctor and one nurse or $1.00 to $200.00 people informed opinion how big does foreign policy figure in the early stages of a bomb that he comes into office with a huge amount of experience in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines how will a place like good little get the vaccine when there's no money all the rest of rich countries are fighting for inside story on al-jazeera. you're watching out to syria time to recap our headlines now u.s. house democrats have introduced a resolution to impeach president of trump for inciting violence on capitol hill last week but also urging vice president mike pence to invoke the 25th amendment declaring trump unfit to hold office an international arrest warrant has been issued in connection with the beirut blast last year police are seeking the captain of the ship the transport of explosive material it was stored in a warehouse at the port more than 200 people died indonesian divers have recovered one of the black boxes from a passenger plane that crashed into the ocean with 62 people on board on saturday the devices are expected to shed light on reasons behind the aircraft's sudden plunge just minutes after takeoff and spring in aviation analyst david lam out from london good to have you with us so how unusual is it to find the flight data recorder but not the voice recorder i think they'll probably get the voice called a fairly soon so you know they will have found both of them i suspect. but no it's not unusual to find one 1st and then the other how easy will it be to start getting close with only the flight data recorder. well that's up to the indonesian authorities and i'm not certain that whether or not they have advanced downloading facilities for these these 2 computers when they've got them both the black boxes so called. but they can call for international help on that because there's plenty out there and they have done that in the past but as soon as they want to start downloading they can do it within about 24 hours is this a case of it really having to go to boeing for you know a proper analysis i doubt if they'll send it to boeing because they'll want somebody independent boeing will take part in this investigation because the manufacturer of the aircraft involved always does. operate as an advisor and an observer but they may well choose a 3rd country like that has you know expertise in this area like for example france now is the age of the plane significant in the investigation where this aircraft is about 2627 years old but actually no that's not particularly significant i know it's it no if you have a car of that age it's fairly old but it's not a tall rare for an aircraft you know to be flying and working at this age and if it's well maintained there's no problem with it. i don't want you to speculate but do you have an idea of what investigators are least looking at so far as the likely cause of the crash from everything that we know. well it's it's very difficult to work out a cause at this stage but you know we can make some observations on on how it happened whatever it was that happened it was catastrophic in that it caused the aircraft to to plunge to earth very very rapidly indeed and whatever it was that happened also meant that the pilots were so preoccupied presumably with trying to save the airplane that they didn't have time to put out an emergency call to air traffic control so it was terribly sutton and so for something like that we're talking about anything from from a bomb on boards to to a severe upset if they got into the center of a thunderstorm because on that day there were lots of thunderstorms around but in indonesia that's not rare the pilots are used to them and pilots have on board an aircraft like this a radar which enables them to see where the core of thunderstorms are high don't they so why have they can fly with them on a fly through a thunderstorm. well it's not a question of allowed or not the pilots would never fly through the core of a thunderstorm because it can get terribly terribly turbulent in the middle of thunderstorms there or there are very very powerful up currents and down currents which can damage an aircraft and d. stabilize its flight so that is one of the things that they will be looking for but you know there are any number of i mean one of the things they really won't be looking for is that wings falling off or something like that i mean this aircraft was 26 years old but it's still a modern well engineered airplane so we're not talking about something catastrophic just suddenly happening to this airframe it doesn't work like that in aviation our days on our own i guess time will. tell us more they've eliminate their. ugandan opposition candidate bobby wine says his home was raided by the military on tuesday morning wine gave a presser with 2 other candidates announcing they'll be working together to monitor the presidential election on thursday they called on their supporters to turn out in large numbers to mammas of polling stations he also said security forces were still working to intimidate voters catherine story joins us now from kampala the capital of uganda so katherine the raid on bobby wines home the latest manifestation of what's been quite a violent campaign right. absolutely and in this press conference which he addressed with 2 other candidates presidential candidates he said that he's home as you mentioned was raided by a soldiers this morning he said that he security guards were beaten up and like you mentioned this is not the 1st time we have seen bobby wine and one of the candidates that was in that press conference called called patrick are more reactive spin them being arrested more people times detained they've been blocked from attending their campaigns but the winds aid some of them have been killed in the last few weeks so they say that this is a government that too strong to intimidate them but i also spoke to the government spokesman who said that this individuals have been defying covered regulations he said this election is happening in the middle of a pandemic and they are government restrictions including meetings that should not be with more than 200 people but they say that this individuals are going and calling on hundreds of supporters to come and the government is not going to allow that to happen but like i said bobby wine and the other opposition leaders saying that this is a way of the government trying to intimidate them and they have said that they are going to get their vote they're calling on their supporters on voting day after voting they're saying that do not go home as a calling station record any most practices that you hear of the other polling stations during counting because that is a crucial sign so essentially calling the people to come out and get the vote but they're also saying that they're going to pool their resources and send agents to polling stations across the country to make sure that nothing untoward happened in the crackdown is gone on the real world so massager one too right. i'm sorry i didn't quite catch your question but i reckon you are asking about the internet shut down. this is true we have seen this happening all day facebook for instance has been down since morning we've spoken to many people here who are complaining about it if you remember yesterday we have been reporting about facebook suspending dozens of accounts of individuals who are mainly connected to the ruling party to president yoweri museveni government officials as well we spoke to the press secretary of the president who has said that some of this individuals have not been given any notice by facebook saying that they have not been given a proper explanation and i also want that this would happen that they would block facebook other than facebook internet speeds have been quite slow as well government officials have told us that this move is to make sure that the messages that are going to incite people to violence or to cause instability are not going to be allowed that's why this is happening but all of opposition leaders that we've been talking to sami are saying that this is a way of the government policing this election this is a way of the government trying to stifle a freedom of expression so it's going to be interesting in the days to come because people are expecting worse. catherine showing the. dozens of heat intensive for migrants have been set up in bosnia-herzegovina along its border with the e.u. seas warn that hundreds of people were stuck across from croatia in the freezing cold with nowhere else to go until now then politicians are refused to accommodate them on their journey and they have found shelter in the city of be had which was heavily bombed during the bosnian war and the ship while reports. lacking the basics needed to shelter from freezing conditions migrant families and unaccompanied children are stranded in the cold waiting for a helping hand but they've learned it's unlikely to come from the local community in the north west of bosnia herzegovina there are thousands like them hoping to cross into croatia and into the new. as the temperatures continue to drop conditions are worsening at camp lipa and for 900 people who called it home if only temporarily the government refused to upgrade the camp for the winter and with no running water or power its residents were living in squalor the international organization for migration the i.o.m. began to shut it down last month and tried to find alternative accommodation under super 23rd a fire ravaged the camp and left those living there out in the cold when they look to relocate local people block their buses so they remain in the area taking shelter wherever they can some have been doing that anyway for months 16 year old ali sleeps in an abandoned bus. i was in the barrack camp for 2 months but i've been sleeping in a bus for 5 or 6 months now i'm living in really bad conditions there's no one to look after us yeah and it's not safe. the beer reception center he mentioned is fully stocked and sits unused after the e.u. spent $100000000.00 to open it it closed in october under pressure from local authorities unwelcome and unable to move some have found shelter in homes abandoned during the war in the 1990 s. but there's no hot water to wash and it's difficult to cook many of them a grant. that isn't the most. just because of because there doesn't have much to kids lourdes most of the migrants come from muslim majority countries serb and croat dominated areas have refused to accommodate them leaving aid agencies and others in a difficult position. to 1000 people work around the region providing them food parcels people quotes or it goes finding some deserted. devastated both warring here are in need of the basic humanitarian assistance those people do not have the possibility for regular food distributions to receive the food and. these foreign policy chief says the reputation of bosnia and herzegovina is on the line as people are left dying in the snow and schapelle al-jazeera. the u.k. is introducing new rules to stop companies doing business with a part of china where those allegations of forced labor foreign secretary dominic rob addressed parliament saying there was a growing body of evidence of ill treatment against we got muslims in june jang province he said the week a minority were being subjected to forced labor and torture on an industrial scale . more now on the pandemic mexico's outbreak has been particularly bad for health care workers with a record virus numbers in hospitals nearly full in several cities doctors nurses a pleading with people to stay home and europol are reports from mexico city. health workers in mexico say they're at a breaking point this still worsening health crisis has taken in especially high toll on medical professionals according to the government's own data almost 2500 people employed in the nation's health sector have died since the start of the outbreak. doctors and nurses from the national public health service recently published in emotional plea on social media saying that many of them have reached the point of physical and emotional exhaustion. we're begging you do not expose yourself to come tell you don't become a transmitter of the disease. mexico remains one of the country's hardest hit by the pandemic the nation's economy is hurting as well. on monday restaurant workers protested against containment measures which have led many businesses to close their doors the more there are voters and of going out if. we are workers that are being condemned to unemployment or small business owners that are being driven to bankruptcy and we're not the only ones behind every plate of food is along production line since the start of the outbreak in mexico much of the debate over how to strike a balance between curbing transmission of coronavirus and preserving the health of the economy has taken the form of protests like this one outside mexico's national palace. in an effort to curb contagion government officials have reinstated partial lockdown measures in mexico city. at the same time however daily deaths and new coronavirus cases have both soared to record highs pushing many medical facilities to the. patients have to wait for 4 or 5 hours there are no bits there are no ventilators there is no oxygen q sir very long sometimes that we have to wait and fight over beds the situation he said of control. the national back sedation program is slowly being rolled out health experts have stepped up efforts to warn the population of the ongoing risks of the virus. adding another layer of worry has been the announcement that the 1st case of a mutated stream of covert 19 1st spotted last year in the united kingdom was recently detected in the mexican state of. al-jazeera mexico city several gorillas san diego zoo in california are 1st known instance of transmission to great apes has a monitoring them closely and say the animals have shown mild symptoms so far they were tested last week when 2 began coughing it's thought they caught it from a zoo staff member. hospitals across the u.s. are under immense strain particularly in the state of california 30000 people have now died from the virus health officials are pinning their hopes on a mass vaccination program rob ronald's reports from los angeles. as california and other parts of the us real under the relentless onslaught of covert 19 a new vaccination superstation opened in san diego the facility is meant to provide $5000.00 vaccinations per day on monday california reported more than 30000 deaths since the pandemic began with the number of hospitalizations now increasing rapidly we are in the middle of a surge right now there hasn't been a top yet more than 1100 people in the state died over the weekend a new 2 day record. 2. hospitals in the region are trying to cope with a crushing number of patients and beginning to plan for rationing care i've seen more people passed away the past week. and the past couple of weeks really in the night almost a comeback than all of my career as a nurse nationwide the u.s. covert death toll past 375000 the more infectious u.k. coronavirus variant has been identified in at least 9 states more cases that occur with this infection and just more challenges going to be to our health care system and if we do see 2030 percent increase in cases in many locations that could be the difference between be imbibed here and everyone and not you know by air and everyone on monday president elect joe biden got his 2nd dose of the pfizer vaccine biden said he would outline more of his pandemic response plan later this week so far fewer than 7000000 vaccinations have been administered nationwide there's a long way to go in vaccinating the bulk of the population if we get that overwhelming majority of people vaccinated i think we could start approaching a reasonable degree of normality towards the mid for all of 2021 the centers for disease control estimates that 65000 more people in the u.s. will die from covert 19 by the end of january robert oulds al-jazeera los angeles. still ahead on al-jazeera a sporting snob for the u.s. president he called be here to tell you about bad. business leaders his vote to buy no bra spot. business leaders his vote to buy no bra spot. all right sports fans pete is here to bring us up to speed of the game all right thank you sammy new england patriots n.f.l. coach bill belichick says he will not accept a presidential medal of freedom from donald trump in the wake of last week's c joe on the u.s. capitol trouble down 3 days after the riots that 6 time super bowl winner bellatrix would receive the nation's highest civilian on earth ability q. as previously called trump a friend said in a statement that while he was flattered the decision had been made not to move forward with the award. bellatrix said above all i am an american citizen with great reverence for our nation's values freedom and democracy one of the most rewarding things in my professional career took place in 2020 when conversations about social justice equality and human rights moved to the forefront and became actions continuing those efforts while remaining true to the people team and country i love outweigh the benefits of any individual award. fans of the university of alabama as college football team have ignored covert restrictions holding a huge block party of the crimson tide when the 18th title beat ohio state 5224 in florida on the monday back at the university's home mean tuscaloosa fans flooded the main strip to celebrate that's the spirit of 10 pm curfew which was in place following a 30 percent rise in cases across the state in the last 14 days. 2 more n.b.a. basketball games have been postponed because of covert 19 protocols but the dallas mavericks and boston celtics did not have enough players for their respective gains that's 4 games now there have been called off as the n.b.a. attempts to complete the season outside of a bubble environment still 7 match ups to go ahead on monday gordon hayward was in great form for the charlotte hornets you wrapped up 34 points as they beat the new york knicks 109881 of the 2 pointers was set up by a food court clock pass from the mellow ball it's a 4th straight victory for the hornets but for the knicks that is their 3rd straight loss the n.h.l. ice hockey season begins on wednesday but already coronavirus is disrupting things that's after an outbreak at the dal

florida, mr. mast. >> the gentleman from florida is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. i rise with a very simple question. on january 6, thousands broke the law by taking siege of our capitol here with us inside. has any one of those individuals who brought violence on this capitol been brought here to answer whether they did that because of our president?

florida lawmakers are saying enough is enough. details coming up next. ♪ ♪. cheryl: well congress has been apprehensive to rein in big tech florida state lawmakers are trying to do it themselves. susan li has those details. susan? reporter: we caught up with floridaepresentative randy fine and he is proposing red states fight back against big tech censorship with their dollars. >> we've seen these five companies, apple, google, amazon, twitter and facebook target conservatives. viewpoint discrimination is dangerous and while they may have the right to do it legally we also have the right to choose who we do business with. reporter: that includes the permanent banning of president trump's suspensions and other gop members. also listing deplatform of parler as another example. parler, the subject after house congressional push to be investigated by the fbi over its role in the planning of the capitol riots. republican lawmakers pushing back, they have asked for twitter and facebook to also be investigated as well. despite the threats from d.c., we have big tech getting richer and richer, trading at record levels and a sign of wall street confidence that big tech will not be broken up or severely punished. >> when you tell half of your customers to

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florida. >> florida has shown we have the ability to do sports right in the pandemic world that we live in ♪ get your shine on ♪ you and me be rocking all night long. brian: so as you know we play the floridan the country. and it just came to my mind that i don't know exactly what get your shine on means. and it caused wild speculation that lasted most of the three hours in the breaks and through the show yesterday. steve: you know, i was thinking about it, isn't there a line in that song about like strawberry shimmer or lipstick. steve: so i think maybe that's where the shine comes from. ainsley: get your gloss on. steve: yeah. ainsley: you suggested maybe it means moon shine which makes sense. steve: i'm almost in the middle of the dry january no almost the end of dry january. are brian. ainsley: did you talk to brian kelly. brian: we have been going back and forth. i asked for a definition and then he gave it to me and i followed up and i said i still don't get it. steve: what did he say? brian: we decided collectively that he should explain to us tomorrow on the show whether a it means but we have got to ask the people out there what they think getting your shine on mean. ainsley: you

florida bull. >> yeah, i am. i believe that florida is going to continue to grow. south florida, and looking at the past three decades, it has grown phenomenally and it is going to continue to grow as the infrastructure for the cultural art and the restaurants and the educational facilities and overall, it will continue to develop here. and you will see a continued expansion of quality of life, and living in south florida is now an acceptable thing for people early in the careers looking for opportunities. and it used to be that you had to be in new york city or other major cities to capitalize on job opportunities. no more. >> very quickly on don politics, and we have a new administration and inauguration, and are you hopeful? do you think that we will see healing in the country >> very much so. joe biden has been someone who has worked across the aisles for nearly five decades, and he is a person of impeccable character. if you are asking others on the republic side of the aisle, and lindsey graham and others, they will tell you no other honorable person than joe biden and he

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florida, the state of florida to spain at the end of the revolution. so that's what the united states more realistically wants. spain made a proposal of a smaller united states, that the united states can have the places that they cleary role, that was granted independence to from maine to georgia but that everything west of the a latchians should be spain's because it was won during the course of the american revolution as well as florida. now france needed to appease spain for the participation into the war. france had a drowned spain into the war and once of the things france promised to spain was they would win back begin $. that's the very piece of land at the tip of spain and it irritated to no end that the british had occupied in 1704. now gibraltar had been contested. it's obviously a key position, entrance to the mediterranean there between the atlantic and the mediterranean. gibraltar had been contested since antiquity ata occupied in fun byxlñ' venetans romans, visigohts, british, spain in 1974. in 1979 after spain joined the american revolutionary war against britain the spanish and the french began what historians count as the 14th ever seize of gibraltar. they besieged the british at land from spain by sea. gibraltar was blockaded for three years, seven months and 12 days. the final days of the seize of begin $came in early of september 1882. during the negotiations that were ongoing in paris that had begu

florida is open. >> florida is open. dipper.ilstorms and rainstorms and snowstorms as you did, jenny. >> not ideal. not ideal. elizabeth: good to see you, thank you, you guys. texas republican congressman brian babin will join us next on the president visiting the border wall in texas. he broke his silence today. he was banned by twitter. what he is saying is outraging people in the democratic party, the country and media. we'll dig into it with congressman brian babin next. >> if joe biden is smart he will build upon the success and keep building that wall, keep these policies in place and have even more secure border. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless every day. and having more days is possible with verzenio, proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant. verzenio + fulvestrant is for women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your docto

florida and miami police south florida is the place to be. we know goldman sachs has made the announcement they are moving some of their asset management staff, to floridaone of the southern states with zero state income tax and that is enticing for these financial firms. stuart: very enticing when you earn a lot of money. zero state income tax is good news. now you have one more. i want you to tell me why i should care about this. nvidia and amd out with new chips. susan: if you look at what's happening at intel, i think chips are relevant today. chip wars as you know are heating up and also ces in the other year we would talk about the consumer electronics show and in nvidia-- nvidia lighting it up. we know it's the best in the business and pretty much what they built a business on a given gaming is booming during covid next-generation xbox, playstation's are hard to find and nvidia would-- should be selling more. intel today is spiking, but we have amd announcement new pc chip meaning pcs are back in demand with highest nears-- year-end sales. stuart: thank you. legalize marijuana. we believe it's coming to new york state. ashley, what is the plan? a

florida to get his vaccine shot so what is florida doing the right and who's to blame for the problems in new york >> dana: martha maccallum with the reaction next. >> at the end of the day, you can't compare what is happening in floridabetter rollout and when it comes to these democrat versus republican leadership. your grooming business is booming. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base. claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/groomer do we really need a sign to live, laugh, and love? -yes. -the answer is no. i can help new homeowners not become their parents. -kee-on-oh... -nope. -co-ee-noah. -no. -joaquin. -no. it just takes practice. give it a shot. [ grunts, exhales deeply ] -did you hear that? -yeah. it's a constant battle. we're gonna open a pdf. who's next? progressive can't save you from becoming your parents, but we can save you money when you bundle home and auto with us. no fussin', no cussin', and no -- >> dana: the former head of new york state democratic party getting his first dose of the covid vaccine but in a florida. the story making the front pa

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the example of florida, south florida with many americans, cuban-americans voting for trump in large but more importantly the puerto rican districts in the i am for core adore, swinging towards donald trump. we saw this rejection of people saying please do not see this as a victims. we are going -- as all other americans, vote on the economy, to sustain capitalism, to make sure the economic system does not change. preservation of the american system. the american group, hispanic americans show every time you pull them that the economy, the ladder to success. >> host: we spent the first hour of the program listening to the president-elect's pics, cabinet pics, asking if diversity matters in the cabinet, what you are writing about does diversity matter in your opinion for this election of the president-elect or any president? >> guest: i was listening to that and comforted by lots of people coming in and saying diversey does matter. you need diversity of experience. not just educated at harvard and gail but people who perhaps, go to a state school, to be run by elite people who signal

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florida. >> no florida don't want that. hm-uhm. >> that's even too bad for florida. >> y'all can keep that. oh very nice.ite to see all that snow down there and so much on social media. and so much joy it brought other than, well, what we saw there, possibly. east bay hill, 51 degrees. let's take a look at our forecast highlights. scattered light showers across the north bay through tomorrow morning. the rest of us get a little drizzle tomorrow morning. king sides and rough surf today and tomorrow and highs up to 15 degrees above average starting thursday. and lasting several days. for today the cloud cover will keep us down but with ab atmospheric river to our north it is pulling in milder area. and you can see temperatures above average about 58-62 degrees. coolest in the north bay with the thickest clouds and rain cooling your air to the south bay where we'll see a little sunshine and that is how you will warm into the low- to mid-60s. tonight look at the fog in our vals. widespread. it will be a juicy fog and there could be some dampness on the roads tomorrow's morning kplut. also very mild. mid-40 t

florida. florida governor ron desantis has blasted part of the president's covid plan that fema camps are not necessary in floridaesident be reaching out to governor desantis? what is his reaction to comments like these? >> secretary psaki: the president is a pretty even-keeled guy, so i would say that he doesn't have much of a reaction of the event he wants to ensure that the vaccine is distributed to people across the country, including, of course, the millions of people living in florida. i will note because we are facts first here that they've only distributed about 50% of the vaccines that they have been given in florida. clearly they have a good deal of the vaccine, that supply will need to continue to increase as they are able to effectively reach people across the state. that part of the challenge, as we were talking about, is not just having supply. that's pivotal, but also having to vaccinate areas vaccine distribution places, doing it in a way that is reaching people where they are and meeting local communities. the president is going to be focused on that in a bipartisan manner, regardless of what any

palumbo from abc in south florida adding florida's governor ran desantis blasted part of the president's covid plan specifically saying "fema camps are not necessary in florida." has or will the president be reaching out to desantis? what is his reaction to comments like these? >> well, the president is a pretty even-keeled guy. i would say he doesn't have much a reaction other than he wants to ensure that the vaccine is distributed to people across the country including, of course, the millions of people living in florida, and i will note, because we're data-first here, facts-first, only distributed 50% vaccines given in florida. clearly, they have a good deal of the vaccine. that supply will need to continue to increase as they are able to affectively reach people across the state. but part of the challenge, as we were just talking about is not just having the supply. that's pivotal. also having vaccinators and vaccine distribution places, and doing it in a way that's reaching people where they are and meeting local communities. the president's going to be focused on that in a bipartisan manner regardless of what any elected official has to say. go ahead,

of course you have the example of florida, south florida with many south americans in cuba americansing for trump in very large numbers. more importantly the puerto rican district in the eyes of the corridor between tampa and or landau swinging towards president trump. i think what we saw then was exactly this rejection i'm speaking of. of people saying please do not see us as victims. we are going to vote, just as all other americans were going to vote on the economy. were going to vote to sustain capitalism. to make sure the system of government does not change. the preservation of the american system, the group, the group of americans signed off his americans show every time you pull them is that what is most important is the economy, education which is the ladder to success, healthcare and so forth. sumi spent spent the first hour of our programs about president-elect's picks, the cabinet picks so far. asking them if diversity matters in the cabinet. type it into what you are writing about. does diversity matter, and your opinion for the selection of the president-elect or any pr

. >> reporter: and they stormed the washington governor's mansion, more in arizona, florida, mc floridamore violence now scuddles across social media. uramerican ideal is still at risk. ruled by the mob. mark straussman, cbs news. >>> around the world, america's allies were shocked by the assault on the capitol while our adversaries found reason to gloat. >> reporter: russian state tv took the already dramatic video from the capitol and amped it up. wednesday's events are a gift to dictators and to totalitarians everywhere. the message they're sending is if this is american democracy, who needs it? iran's president rouhani said the breach proved western democracy is weak. china self righteously pointed out that at least its crackdown on pro-democracy activists in hong kong hadn't killed anyone. gloating was predictable from america's adversaries. but sharp words from its allies too. like prime minister boris john johnson. >> the president has consistently cast doubten the outcome of a free and fair election. i believe that was completely wrong. >> reporter: and even one of president's s

florida connection. we have seen the proud boys attack the speaker of the house when she was in miami. we know they were active in the state of florida. are you concerned that because florida is also attracting so much of the white wing politics, so many of the people, including the retired former president, are you concerned that florida is going to become a base for this anti-democracy crypto fascist activity? >> i think that every state in the union should be concerned about this type of negative entity, if you will, setting up shop in their state. the president -- if we go back to the presidential debate, the president said stand back and stand by, and the proud boys said that. the president had 49 other choices to set up shop. he chose florida. we know the proud boys participated in the insurrection. the attack, those who lost their lives on january 6th. we know they are organized and here in the state of florida, and so we certainly need to continue this investigation, and certainly look in florida to see how much they knew, again, who assisted them. we can't just stop at florida. we have to look at every state. >> yeah, i have to put your law enforcement hat on agai

florida may have been the earliest detected case now. a 23-year-old man in martin county, florida. that itself in south florida. now, according to health department, he's not showing any symptoms at this point of covid-19. but he does have that variant and here's the key. he has no travel history. so, that likely means that somewhere here in florida, they're busy doing contact tracing right now a. state representative from the area talked about why this is so frightening to them and why it really hones in on the vaccine program and why it's so important. >> all research has shown that the current vaccination processes do not have any negative effect on us. in other words, the vaccine, itself, does work very well against this particular strain. so again, we need to get this vaccine distributed and out there faster and faster. >> and it's the distribution that we are talking about the struggles here. in the state of florida, every county is doing something different. some of these counties are distributing the vaccine on a first come-first serve basis. others are doing appointments. we've seen their phone lines, t

florida, texas, is this an indication of what's to come in other states? >> reporter: yeah, kate, it could be a preview. one of the commonalities of florida and texas, both states are prioritizing seniors over some essential workers. there's something else going on as well. public sites like this, for the first time people are being vaccinated at public work sites not at their workplaces. it could be a sign of what's to come. kate? >> thank you, sam brock. >>> we're learning more tonight about the possible motive behind that nashville christmas day bomber. believing the bomber mailed his writings to people he knew before setting off the bomb. sara harmon has details. >> reporter: tonight the first aerial images revealing the extent of the damage of the christmas day bombing in downtown nashville. roofs torn apart, buildings' faces blown off. the bomber sent material to friends before the blast. they're aware of a thumb drive and written pages from the bomber. the fbi now asking anyone who received them to come forward. >> we've heard about these letters. we've heard of conversations and maybe some conspiracy. but we still don't know reall

florida, mr. mast. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida is recognized for one minute. mr. mast: thank you, madam speaker. i rise with a very simple question. on january 6, thousands broke the law by taking siege of our capitol here with us inside. as any one of those individuals who brought violence on this capitol been brought here to answer whether they did that because of our president?

florida. in florida, for example, they been able to stay open while also combating this disease. i just can't help but think about all the people who have suffered, the workers at these restaurants, the small businesses that were owned by families for decades, and the fact that they are never coming back. if they did it for political reasons. >> lawrence: it's pretty disgusting when you think about it. the bottom line is you can do both things at once. you can combat the virus and still be safe, as well, and open it up and let people choose their own destiny. kennedy is right, it is borderline criminal what they did to people. for months i have been screaming, "give people a choice, give people a choice." why do we need a study to prove what their own contact tracing has been showing for months? >> harris: you know why they need to study. >> lawrence: exactly. >> harris: they got to find more ways to spend our money. >> lawrence: bingo. that's the problem. meanwhile people are suffering at home, businesses are suffering. my grandmother still has not left the house because she is so afraid, because of the fearmongering that has gone on there. i'm afraid mentally we are killing ourselves, as well. >> harris: yeah, we are. there is evidence to show that the rise in suicide and unmitigated, unmedicated depression, that is real. that is real. >> dagen: i am on treatment for depression and i lost a friend to suicide in the last ten months, so yeah, it's very real. >> harris: i'm so sorry, deacon. >> katie: coming up, cancel culture hitting republican senator josh hawley once again, with the plug pulled on a floridaly canceled book will soon be published after all. details and debate up next. ♪ ♪ with mortgage rates at their lowest in history, it's time to refi. but if you're a veteran homeowner and need cash, here's big news. introducing refiplus from newday usa. it lets you refi at all-time low rates plus you could take out $50,000 or more. money for security today, money for retirement tomorrow. refiplus. it's only for veterans and it's only from newday usa. research shows people remember commercials with nostalgia. hqhqhqhqdmhqhqg< so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's one that'll really take you back. it's customized home insurance from liberty mutual! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is my body of proof. proof of less joint pain and clearer skin. proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... ...with humira. humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and sk

florida. he went to florida state university and you had some jobs i guess working at beach related places selling things like that. what is wrong with that lifestyle, living on the beach, surfing, lots of parties, lots of girls down there apparently with a lot of money. why did you move back to my home state, maryland? a great state, but why not stay in florida? governor hogan: a great question i'm still asking myself. being governor is the greatest job, except maybe for being the lifeguard in florida that sells suntan lotion during spring break. it was a good gig. but i figured i had to grow up. it was a nice thing to do in high school and in my early college years, but you know, my dad said i had to get a real job and grow up, so i came back to maryland and worked for a lot less money and had a lot less fun that i didn't florida. david: one of the things you did was run for congress against steny hoyer, the house majority leader now, a republican in a district that was your father's district previously. you did reasonably well. you lost, why didn't you say i'm out of politics, i will go back to business. why didn't you say that? governor hogan: they actually declared me the winner and he finally caught up the next day with some votes that came in from prince george's county outside washington. but steny, he's been in congress ever since an